yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Development on Bada] theearthisflat:
@Razyre I figured since bada was Samsungs thing someone would know. Oh well.
[Android Development on Bada] bong4316:
If this is your viewpoint then why did you make this thread at all?

Its now a useless piece of space and honestly you made it so.
[Android Development on Bada] Razyre:
When it came out, as I said, it was hit and miss whether it would come to be anything. Hell, WP7 could've been a fail, but I think that Microsoft have proved, when they put their mind to it, they can actually create a good OS.

I mean, I'd still have Android any day over it because it is customisable, open source, already lots of apps etc. But WP7 is still a nice OS.

I just thought that it was a possibility Bada would come good, the phone was of some of the best hardware of the time at a brilliant price and it ticked all of my boxes. I came from a really crap phone so it seemed like a real step up, which it was.

I will be switching to Android ASAP, on a top spec handset, Tegra 3 hopefully later this year. The quad core handsets should have brilliant multitasking capabilities, amazing graphics horsepower and can support higher resolution screens with ease and also be very snappy in taking photos, videos etc.

BTW, what do you want me to change the title to (If I can...)
[Android Development on Bada] rasmousein:
Noob Question here please. Not the dev topic

just thought, noob is politically correct, hehe.

Just no stupid and bad attitude. :)

thanks bud
[Android Development on Bada] NinosM1:
So i installed android on my phone but its really bugged now and id like to uninstall it

but how? the original files are gone can someone upload another link?

Btw since i used android on my phone i cant access samsung apps on my bada it says it needs atleast 10 mb for application space while i have more than 10 mp available

how do i fix this?
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
I never used the uninstal script to uninstal Android from my phone. Just delete the galaxyboot folder from your phone memory and it should be fine. At least for me that worked and of course you can instal Android again if you want.
[Android Development on Bada] saad90:
thanks for all

but i will not do this because i need to make calls
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
if thats what you did then you've been left with the android data and cache partition images inside your bada applications partition, these can take up around 350-600MB of space, so it's a good idea to remove them by running the uninstall script or resetting phone to factory defaults to get the space back.
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
Thank you, good to know

---------- Post added at 05:24 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:42 PM ----------

Do you mean with reseting the phone to factory defaults the Master Reset, which you can do with *2767*3855# ?
[Android Development on Bada] Razyre:
You could just re-flash, it's the easiest way to be sure. You lose all the same stuff so... yeah.

I've reflashed 20+ times.
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
I did a re-flashing just yesterday to the newest Bada 2.0 version LA1, so I guess that did it for me, thanks ;)
[Android Development on Bada] Razyre:
God they released another one...

And I can't change the title guys.. Sorry.
[Android Development on Bada] Apurv24:
Can you port android on Samsung Wave?
[Android Development on Bada] Soxix:
What a stupid question ^^

You are in the topic about the port of android on wave, it is obvious, even if you haven't read anything in this topic, that the port is currently in progress...
[Android Development on Bada] smokestack76:
Seems this topic is working Good so far ;)
[Android Development on Bada] rags_2489:
http://blog.gsmarena.com/see-mozillas-boot2gecko-mobile-os-in-action-partners-to-be-revealed-at-mwc/
[Android Development on Bada] Soxix:
I don't think it would be compatible with the Waves...
[Android Development on Bada] shaggyskunk:
Here's a stupid question.... if you flash a rom, do you loose the apps that you paid for on the Market? Can you still use stuff like go launcher, and customize your phone?

Is there a prize for the stupidest question? :-)
[Android Development on Bada] shaggyskunk:
I'm so happy that there's a place to ask stupid questions... and even happier to get intelligent, useful answers! Thanks!! :)

Sent From my Two Tin Cans & String Device on The Wookie Network
[Android Development on Bada] skrcer1:
im a noob and i know it kinda :D... Anyways whats goin on with the badadroid project? the updates are basically non existent so does that mean that the project has come to a sad halt?
[Android Development on Bada] bretzke:
Android port to SGH-F480

I'm new to Bada and was wondering if anyone knows a way to port Android on to my old SGH-F480, or if it will even work. Any help would be much appreciated.
[Android Development on Bada] anonimo1w:
I'm noob too. If someone who knows read this, answer me (plz) :)

1st: Why need the Galaxy S boot files, etc? Why can't be from the source code or other Cellphone? :confused:

2nd: The first things needed to develop is the drivers (is *.dll archieve?), e.g. camera driver, video/display driver, input driver etc, right? :confused:

3rd: The Wave S8500 is "the same" as S8530, right, the same drivers and hardware? So, if is possible to create a port for S8500 it will be the same for S8530?:confused:

Thanks :)
[Android Development on Bada] lalu:
1. Because it's the most similar phone to Wave

2. *.dll is for Windows only, not even Windows phone afaik. Absolutely no relation to Android OS.

3. No. Not the same.
[Android Development on Bada] anonimo1w:
thanks.. the first I already thought that but not 100% sure and the last I didn't knew :) . which format and language are the drivers? I'm thinking on help the project by some way... and the drivers are the first thing to do with a port?
[Android Development on Bada] Soxix:
Yes the first thing that must be done is the drivers.

I don't want to disapoint you but making drivers is a very difficult talk and it needs a strong knowledge in programing. But if you want to give it a try just do as you like.
[Android Development on Bada] anonimo1w:
Well, to tell the truth I want to learn programming and have a lot of free time to try to learn and help. I found a file which are written like "the android kernel = linux kernel so if you know how to develop driver for linux, develop for android is quite a similar thing" but i search for driver development and format for linux and don't find..

But thanks anyway :)
[Android Development on Bada] lalu:
Dude... if you're not familiar with programming... I can tell you that I am a bit familiar with Javascript (enough to make my own Android app), but I've got absolutely no idea or whatsoever related to drivers or porting. It's not something you just learn in a week or so. It can take years. I am not saying you won't ever be able to do it, but you seem a bit too enthusiastic about it. It's REALLY hard, that's why there aren't many people doing this kind of stuff. Anyway, good luck if you really want to learn :). I didn't even have the balls to try and learn after seeing some source code.

P.S.: Drivers are written in C as far as I remember (please correct me if I'm wrong).
[Android Development on Bada] 4tifjaved:
What is the unemployment rate in the UK ? ....I see this topic is not just for phones .....
[Android Development on Bada] anonimo1w:
I'm really excited with this idea, and i know that is hard to learn (the cool things in life never is easy to learn ¬¬) but i'll give a try at least XD.

And Thanks, i'll look for some C book to help me out with this :)
[Android Development on Bada] Hyronimus88:
Hello,

I want to put Android on my dad's Samsung Wave S5800. I read Hazziks thread whit his tut, and in the 'READ THIS FIRST' part he says that one of the things that doesn't work are modem (3G, calls etc). Does it REALLY mean you can't call after following his tut?

Greetings!
[Android Development on Bada] Cooetzee:
At the moment you will not find a fully working android...It takes a lot of work for the modem to work...The devs need to "write" it from zero...Rebellos is tries to do that...My advice is not to hurry....When it's ready the devs will release a working beta release....

Sorry for may bad english :P
[Android Development on Bada] MrManson666:
I'm really curious whether it is possible to say that there are advancements in the development of the modem drivers or it is just a case of luck and tough luck.
[Android Development on Bada] Hewell:
Hi guys, hurry up!, you are doing a great job
[Android Development on Bada] atishey23:
Can we install 3rd party apps on wave 8500 in any way possible.
[Android Development on Bada] crazilex:
touch screen

Is it only me or I can´t press the 1/q in the keyboard of the alpha version of ICS.

I hope it can be recalibrated, as the ICS runs very smoothly.

Thank you mike, rebellos, nbates and company :laugh:
[Android Development on Bada] freddimercuri:
try to rotate your phone...

it's magic
[Android Development on Bada] atelier0807:
Android 4.0.4 Touchscreen problem.

When i run android 4.0.4, i found that when i touch the left side of my screen it wont detect it as that places, it detect right abit. Does anyone have some solution? Thanks
[Android Development on Bada] Vangarm:
At least you are in the right section ;-). As Mike already mentioned when he released this alpha, the screen has some problems. There are several solutions, one of them 'rotating your device'. The others you can find by using the search button :-).

Good luck
[Android Development on Bada] Garonte:
Originally Posted by antoine95

Here is another keyboard, with the calibration tool !

1-install the 2 apks

2-go in settings, language and input and choose HTC ime mod

3-now go in the keyboard setting,text input and choose calibration tool

http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/19QI9QB0/keyboard.zip_links

This has worked for me !

me too... :good:
[Android Development on Bada] adfree:
http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/1...oard.zip_links

Please correct Link.

Thanx.

Best Regards
[Android Development on Bada] hero355:
http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/19QI9QB0/keyboard.zip_links
[Android Development on Bada] danlolasdad:
when you say install do you mean copy and paste to root? thanks
[Android Development on Bada] hero355:
Yes copy *.apk file to root and open file manager and install
[Android Development on Bada] m90ultimate:
would it be possible to run jellybean on the current partially working 3.0.8 kernal.? on wave
[Android Development on Bada] lordfarhan40:
Well a stupid question

Will there be sufficient RAM available??
[Android Development on Bada] m90ultimate:
what is the total RAM displayed in current ICS build on wave
[Android Development on Bada] lordfarhan40:
well thats around 76mb... saw it in one of the video...
[Android Development on Bada] AbhishekS:
Guys I have installed ICS and I have a really stupid question and will be happy if someone answers it. Cab you guys tell me some stuff which I SHOULD NOT try doing on this ICS build for Wave so that no harm is done to my phone.

I somewhere read that a guy did something wrong and his bada applications got corrupted. What things shall I not do to avoid such stuff?
[Android Development on Bada] anghelyi:
Try not to format you SD card :) I think that's all. But be warned: it's still an alfa/beta release it could harm your phone!
[Android Development on Bada] josefmawas:
What's the difference between cm9 nightly and cm9 rc?? :confused:
[Android Development on Bada] AbhishekS:
Thank you. Any more tips/suggestions?
[Android Development on Bada] Soxix:
Remove your SD card before booting into Android. Otherwise the system will search for the SD card and won't find it properly and it slows down the system.

Most probably yes. Moreover there are not so much changes in Jelly Bean and I expect about the same performance results than in ICS.

But it needs to be ported and the AOSP source will be out in my opinion in August-September.
[Android Development on Bada] cyber kamikaz:
Nightly means that the release is just a "test" a lot of problems unresolved.

RC release candidate it's the release which probably will be the same as the stable one, no bugs, "full features".
[Android Development on Bada] guari:
thanks, the calibration worked fine for the portrait keyboard, for the landscape one persists some issues with some letters but it's still better than the default one and made the keyboard usable :good:.
[Android Development on Bada] danlolasdad:
sorry im not a dev and dont know how to install this ive copied and padted the two files while running bada what now? whats file manager i cant find that anywhere thanks:D
[Android Development on Bada] guari:
use bluetooth while running android to send the two .apk to your phone and then run them by using the menu that you open by touching the notification task bar when the files are transferred, otherwise install a file manager from the store and then open the two .apk files.

Do not use bada to store the files since the bada partition are not accessible from android...
[Android Development on Bada] danlolasdad:
ok ive pasted the .apk files on sd card via usb and their installed with the file manager i downloaded ive selected and setup my HTC_IME mod keyboard calibrated etc its identical to the JAPANESE IME keyboard thats already on the phone have i done something wrong or what? :mad::confused:
[Android Development on Bada] guari:
-Boot android without the microSD inserted.

-Connect to USB, enable the archive mode from the phone (the menu on the notification bar) and copy the files where you want (eg. in the root folder or the Download folder etc.), then open a File Manager (eg. AndroXplorer, Astro File manager etc.), and open/install both the files.

-Or use bluetooth to send the files to the phone and then install.
[Android Development on Bada] danlolasdad:
i was editing my last reply when you replied again see above haha
[Android Development on Bada] guari:
change the default keyboard to the one you installed by using the android Settings menu ;)
[Android Development on Bada] danlolasdad:
Thanks for your help I had it set to default in settings but if I tried to use it anywhere it looked like Japanese keypad so I tried using it where its not supposed to work .... to send sms ....I was able to change it here and now this port rocks oh ya xda on my ported wave woo hoo. Calibration a slight issue but superior to what it was. Pass the champagne lol
[Android Development on Bada] Apurv24:
Well thnx for the reply ...was just enquiring as a noob...and hadnt read the topic
[Android Development on Bada] Hamacavula:
Why is there no progress info in mike‘s thread?

He changed it, before it stated what is working and what isnt.

Is there another thread now? Or why has he changed 1st post?

I know its a dev thread but best way to be informed.

p.s. People stop spamming dev thread! Read it dont write in it!
[Android Development on Bada] Soxix:
You are not in the dev topic here :laugh:. It is a noob topic. So here spams are allowed.

The badadroid team don't show progress every day simply because it has no sense when they work on something for a day and it still doesn't work. So you will see progress when something new will work, or if they did some improvement made.
[Android Development on Bada] michciq:
Hey, noob here :)

My Android keep treating USB memory as SD card (it writes aplications there when I order to move them to SD card), even if SD card is inserted, and consequently it's only over 500MB for aplications. Any chance to change that situation now (by myself) or in near future (by developers)?
[Android Development on Bada] Soxix:
In fact SD card doesn't work well yet, for the moment they have troubles with writing on SD card.

The "SD card" we see in android is in fact a part of internal memory that has been tricked to be considered as a SD card.
[Android Development on Bada] adfree:
About SD Card...

Maybe other Format is "easier" to handle ?

Maybe it is usefully to use 2 partitions on SD Card...

1 for bada

1 for Android... Maybe Format via Android...

Maybe if size is an problem...

Bigger SD Cards harder to handle, why not use 2 GB or 4 GB Cards or something like this...

Best Regards
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
it doesn't matter which partition type (fat or ext, created by Linux windows bada or whatever) it still gets corrupted on data writes, it still doesn't handle my 4GB sdcard either.

not quite "tricking" it, simply a matter of config, various android handsets have two sdcard areas accessible, one is a portion of internal memory referred to as internal sdcard, the other is the external sdcard, this platform is configured to mount one of the Wave's fat partitions as internal sdcard (standard behaviour) and first external sdcard partition as external sd, though the external mount was supposed to be disabled for now and mike forgot to do so.

for those wondering, it is possible to use the same "internal memory" mount for internal sd as the one bada mounts for user storage but we have to put the system, data and cache images elsewhere and that was considered to make it too complex for most users at the moment, I utilise a build that has system as read only from external sd, then data and cache stored in bada apps, mounting the bada user storage partition as internal sdcard but the images have to be placed manually using a console for initial setup.
[Android Development on Bada] FPSUsername:
things need:

sd card support (every mark)

mo more lag in apps (big apps like Trial 2, MC3 etc)

and our modems.

but can't we use any modem from antoher phone, change the needed things and port it??
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
wave has low RAM, so game like MC3 always will be lag. This could be compensated by fast nand flash from game can loading levels, but SD card has low random R/W. (paging is not always solution.)
[Android Development on Bada] FPSUsername:
NO.

if android detect all ram at wave, overclocked to 1.300/1.400 MHz, performance boost, it will be possible

the sony xperia ray is almost same phone, i tried it, but it lagged a bit (not overclocked)

so it is possible
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
"detect all" ram? which ram are you talking about? you seem very certain it's there do you have a way of finding it? Or maybe if we hope enough it can be willed into existence from the land of dreams? :P

everything so far has revealed the wave simply does NOT have 512MB of ram, we've found it hasn't got more than 256MB LPDDR+128MB of oneDRAM.

also i'm well aware of this screenshot of an email from a so called Samsung support rep claiming it has 512MB, it's simply very likely that said support rep had not a clue what he was talking about, or lied, much to the annoyance on my attempts to correct the Wikipedia article. on the Samsung Wave.
[Android Development on Bada] m90ultimate:
a noob question.

the current build shows total 210mb ram(256mb ram chip).

then what about the other 128mb ram chip ?
[Android Development on Bada] Soxix:
It is reserved for modem if I remember well... (...or GPU as in Galaxy S ?)

Anyway this part of RAM will never be usable in android for applications.
[Android Development on Bada] FPSUsername:
Mike posted this 2 days ago:

I am locking the thread till 24th of July. I am leaving on holidays.

So far I can give what is changed from current beta:

-Updated to Jelly Bean

-Kernel updated with incr patches

-Voodoo sound suport in kernel

-Bringing Simple I/O in kernel

-Undervolted cpu a little - less power consumption

-I am also testing BFS but that still needs improvments

-Android Recovery added

-Data and Cache is moved to other partition by script like on 2.2

does that mean it is slower??
[Android Development on Bada] sitcoms:
^

no, it means he only reduced the volts on the CPU not the frequency
[Android Development on Bada] xantioss:
It seems to be next to imposible to get the modem of the Wave series working I guess?

The S8000 and the Wave ( S8500 ) seems to be exactly the same...

So i guess i got a expensive MP3 player now :-P

I dont know if any devs read this thread, but whats the problem with getting the modem working? reading the SIM ?
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
no.
[Android Development on Bada] cyber kamikaz:
Why not taiking in consideration hiring a programmer to write the modem driver?
[Android Development on Bada] Soxix:
Because it is a unprofessional port. The problem would be who would pay this professional programmer that lives on that job.

Impossible.
[Android Development on Bada] cyber kamikaz:
Simple as water donation will be sent to the moderator if he accepts (or any other trusted person in this forum) and then the programmer can speak with us here.

A solution must exist..
[Android Development on Bada] Rebellos:
Too bad that this job can be easily estimated for $50.000 or more. Consider there's no single sheet of available documentation (except few rough pieces I did) for protocol that has to be implemented from scratch.

So... anyone?
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
Wouldn't it be easier to make friends with someone working in Samsung and get all the documentation about our Wave's hardware? :P
[Android Development on Bada] Rebellos:
If they would find out that anyone released sourcecode of SHP to the public they would fire him and fry him with law sues. So not. :P
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
They wouldn't know who exactly it was...they don't even have to know anyone released anything. It could be only between you and him for example.
[Android Development on Bada] cyber kamikaz:
@ Rebellos

No one can insert LCD drivers for wave II into Polishblood?
[Android Development on Bada] Rebellos:
Everyone can. It mainly consists of merging current 3.0.8 with files related to LCD driver from master branch.
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
Just wanted to let you guys know that, I no longer have my Wave. SAT called today and said it'd cost me 140€ to fix what's broken (they said the main pcb was).

I'll sell my broken wave for 30euros, but since I haven't got any other phone, I'll have to buy a second hand ****ty phone in cash converters...unless there are working wave's on ebay for 40-50 euros? :O
[Android Development on Bada] Rebellos:
There are waves with broken screens for even less.
[Android Development on Bada] atishey23:
Can we install android on wave 1 without having dual boot, imean pure android.
[Android Development on Bada] atishey23:
Is The news on badaforums is correct that jellybean is out for wave 8500.
[Android Development on Bada] MrManson666:
No and no
[Android Development on Bada] DarkRidder:
How is the jelly bean working? Saw an image on facebook showing that it will be avaible in augoust

Cheers
[Android Development on Bada] Rebellos:
Jellybean is almost same thing as ICS, so don't expect difference like between GB and ICS, mostly noticable it has some performance improvements.

...and default wallpaper that makes me want to vomit.
[Android Development on Bada] cr0ma:
I just Wanted to know if all apps are working properly(smoothness) on dis slim rom.Or there are trouble with some apps.Since I've a wave 2 I can't try these myself.(I asked in d slim rom thread but got no reply)
[Android Development on Bada] Bievu:
Thanks, its useful.
[Android Development on Bada] Soxix:
Candies and desserts overdose :laugh:

It seems that nearly all apps are running good. But some of them can't work properly because they are still some fixes to do.

For exemple you can't use Skype as you won't be able to talk sinc there is no microphone...

You can watch on Youtube some videos of Android ICS on Wave, they can give you an idea how it runs.
[Android Development on Bada] cr0ma:
What I meant was all the HD games and apps(those which don't require modem functions)